Shares in Russia’s Novatek fell briefly, then recovered after a key executive’s U.S. arrest
The U.S.-born Mark Gyetvay was arrested on tax charges related to $93 million in offshore accounts.
September 24, 2021
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MOSCOW — Shares in Russia’s Novatek recovered from an early tumble on Friday after the arrest in the United States of deputy head, Mark Gyetvay, viewed by analysts as a key figure in investor relations as the gas producer expands.
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